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@meskudi_lfc @aproko_senator @cdrafrica I know some that stayed past their visa

@Gnomad__ @aproko_senator @cdrafrica Yes I am sure. Name one that you know of.

🇿🇦 “If you know you’re not a South African citizen, may you please stand up and leave our hospital.’

@meskudi_lfc @aproko_senator @cdrafrica There are no illegal South Africans in the United States or Europe? 🤔 Are you sure about that fam? 🧐

@aproko_senator @cdrafrica There's no illegal south africans in other countries, so how will the reciprocation be? 😂

@SphaNkosi6 @Rsmbt_Marocain @aproko_senator @cdrafrica This is a very simple Google search fam

@Rsmbt_Marocain @aproko_senator @cdrafrica Why they didn't build other African countries? SA was not the only colonized country in Africa

@joelbasson @kurekimurat @hashjenni @em_Lazzy You'll find enclosed stalls with red/green indicators in newly built airports (like Newark airport) and transport stations maybe. But other than that it's rare to see the colored indicators

@joelbasson @kurekimurat @hashjenni @em_Lazzy Nope

MM/DD/YYYY Tipping culture Very high toilet water Guns being sold in a supermarket Ability to supersize things The concept of Jaywalking Vacation days Tax not included in final prices of goods Healthcare Portion size

@joelbasson @kurekimurat @hashjenni @em_Lazzy Plus it's the easiest way to see if a stall is occupied, just look at the feet

@joelbasson @kurekimurat @hashjenni @em_Lazzy I do prefer the shorter doors, actually. I don't like using the fully enclosed stalls when I'm abroad. Plus in school my friends and I were able to pass things to each other easily in case one forgot, so there are benefits to the shorter stalls. Also, they're not that short

@joelbasson @kurekimurat @hashjenni @em_Lazzy No matter what a country chooses, there will always be explanations as to why they prefer to do things that way

@joelbasson @kurekimurat @hashjenni @em_Lazzy People can't have preferences? Some countries drive on the left. Some countries shut down for lunch then resume afterwards. Countries all over have different customs and infrastructure, that doesn't necessarily mean they're trying to solve anything, could just be preference

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@kurekimurat @Gnomad__ @hashjenni @em_Lazzy It’s like having instructions not to microwave your cat. These things only happen in the USA

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@Gnomad__ @hashjenni @em_Lazzy somehow never a problem in other countries

@CharmerClass @hashjenni @em_Lazzy Nobody ever said it was a problem though. I was just explaining why it's done that way in the United States. Every country does things differently, doesn't inherently mean there's a problem they're trying to solve, it could just be preference

@Gnomad__ @hashjenni @em_Lazzy It's literally not a problem anywhere else in the world, but sure, go off.

@CharmerClass @hashjenni @em_Lazzy

@Gnomad__ @hashjenni @em_Lazzy Sweetheart, that's bullshit i'm sorry. Bathroom stall locks all have safety locks, you can open them from the outside. They're just saving money by using as few materials as possible in construction.

@hashjenni @em_Lazzy It's a safety regulation. In case of an emergency where they're unable to unlock the door, one can still be able to escape from crawling underneath the door

@em_Lazzy Public toilet doors leaving massive gaps - most bizarre

@mistervijay @OreAkinde You got it, champ

@Gnomad__ @OreAkinde Owh, it absolutely does make sense to me.

I wish we can all turn away from money worshipping as a society. Nobody should be aspiring to be a billionaire. No billionaire has ethical wealth. The politicians who are also billionaires are the reasons why you are very poor. They don’t have your interest at heart.

@mistervijay @OreAkinde And this makes sense to you?

@OreAkinde I very much aspire to be a multi-billionaire by solving critical problems that need solving.

You’re never gonna guess what Europeans do in NYC, almost like this is a thing tourist do everywhere.

@Holarmikhunley @Illusionist_126 Yeah, we're not gonna get anywhere. If you can get on the internet and boldly declare that a child introduced to drugs means the parents failed, then there's not much else I can say. Also, beating addiction takes a lot more than simply being accountable. But have a good day ✌🏿

@Gnomad__ @Illusionist_126 A child introduced to drugs means the parent failed.. My original tweet was clear SOME, meaning the govt is responsible for the remainder.. I also said they already exist so we should find solution for them. You ignored that part and focused on the responsibility part......

Do you know what the main problem is with you folks and shite arguments like this? You are treating these children simply as symbols of governmental failure rather than as human beings with present, immediate needs. It is also evident most of you do not know how NGOs and Civil societies work. For example, you cannot simply walk up to a public school and start handing out incentives to pupils without due permission from the Ministry of Education. If you also try to antagonize the government, your efforts will be utterly frustrated. You will go on to condemn Tunde for compromising while you remain morally spotless but also entirely useless to the children in question. You want to keep them under the bridge, theoretically, so the bridge can function as an indictment of the state. Do you actually think you are more righteous by performing outrage on social media? Listen, the children under the bridge are already there. The question is not philosophical anymore. They are hungry, undereducated, exposed to violence, and statistically on their way to lives you hypocrites will later lament. If he leaves these children right now and start supporting your candidate, will this immediately destroy all the slums in Lagos State? All of you using these children's suffering as rhetorical ammunition against someone trying to address that suffering directly, I want to ask you plainly now: What exactly are you proposing instead, and when does it begin?

@Holarmikhunley @Illusionist_126 ... slums, that is more of a result of government negligence and systemic failures (especially generationally). You can't just boil it down to bad parents making bad choices. Some are simply trying to survive their harsh realities and it's not fair for us to cast judgement

@Holarmikhunley @Illusionist_126 ... them an escape from their hunger is still a victim. Yes, there will always be people who simply need to take accountability for their lives, I'm not denying that. But considering the immense poverty in Nigeria specifically and the vast amount of drug users, especially in...